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Upper part of the quarter-gallery both sides done :

A new test with colored back-ground of the upper part of the quarter-gallery :

Each new step can I see the result in progress, and it's the most pleasant experience for a modeller :

Following work about the great-cabin  gallery of the back stern :

Some pics with the sunset precious light :

A new part has been just a moment installed :

Adding hand-made upper wooden frieze (eight parts glued) :

Some improvements about wooden colors of back-stern :

Following works about upper quarter-gallery :

Macro in artificial light, without flash, the figure of my little King is 5 mm high (my poor eyes  are tired 😁) :

End of cuting and gluing the decorative sides of the quarter-gallery, with general view of the result :

Cuting each decorative side, before the "royal head coronation" :

Today work about false windows of upper quarter-gallery :

Following work about upper quarter-gallery :

On 1/25/2022 at 7:39 PM, Slowhand said:

Just stumbled across this, what a wonderful build, are you using lime for the planking? And I guess you used a scroll saw for the bulkheads.

Hi Slowhand,

Thanks for your kind remarks  😁

I used a Proxxon for adjusting planks, I've always done all my models with only this tool, without any lime :

The bulkheads were cut with a scroll saw, and gun-ports at each plank, with the small steel saw illustrated, well following the draw :

Regards,

Christian

Preparation of the upper quarter-badges (the rails continue below without interruption) :

The false windows line will be convex to advance the middle finishing of quarter-gallery

With natural sunlight, two pics :

Following works about the back-stern accessories :

Following first ten rebates about low gun-ports range :

Middle gun-ports range rebates were glued and adjusted, an I followed the work about back walnut stern upper parts :

Ending rudder set : 

All six rudder-irons were done :

New version of middle gun-ports rebates (4 mm thick) :

To day work :

Two other pics :